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Symbols of Love and Familiarity: A Glance at Camel Items Across Campus

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Courtesy of Norah Anderson ’29 What is Conn? Who is a Conn-er? What makes Conn… Conn?  Many things have become customary to daily...

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Late Night TV in 2025 and the Threat Towards Free Speech in Today’s World

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Late-night TV is a lot of things: a mood-booster in trying times like these, a chance to catch up on political news without the heaviness...

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Not-so-quiet Quiet Housing

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Lambdin House is part of Connecticut College’s designated Quiet Housing and has long been a place for people with a need for quiet to...

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Not Just Tomatoes: Celebrating the Legacy of the Garden State

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Courtesy of Claire Hlotyak ’27 Often dismissed as just the “in-between” state or the armpit of America, New Jersey, in fact,...

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Oasis at Connecticut College: A Culinary Haven for Students

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Courtesy of Kevin Lieue ’26 If you’ve ever walked into Crozier-Williams late at night, chances are you’ve passed by Oasis and...

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The Human Cost of AI

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Courtesy of Solen Feyissa At this point in the year, I think that everyone, no matter their stance, has heard the arguments about those...

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Through Rough Ways to the Stars: Before NASA There was Jack Parsons

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Jack Parsons was one of the co-founders of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), a facility still utilized today by NASA. Unlike his...

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More to Sell, Less to Eat: Cuts to Food Assistance Programs

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Courtesy of Claire Hlotyak “We got a picture of a gorge, with farm surpluses on one cliff and under-nourished city folks with...

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